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To the Customer
The part numbers in this parts catalog were correct at the time your catalog was published. It is our policy to constantly improve our machines,
and therefore, part numbers may change. When ordering parts, verify part numbers through your dealer.
SI Units of Measure
Metric dimensions are given, where applicable, throughout this parts catalog.
Bolt and Cap Screw Strength Identification
Bolts and cap screws required to have high-strength qualities equivalent to metric property class 10.9 (SAE grade 8) or higher are identified
throughout this catalog by the description 10.9, 12.9 or 14.9. All standard bolts and cap screws are metric property class 8.8 (SAE grade 5) or
lower.
Serial Number Listing Information
Serial number information is listed to show on which machines each part can be used; for example:
– The part can be used on all products.
000000 – The part can be used on products beginning with the serial number listed.
– 000000 The part can be used on products up to and including the serial number listed.
000000 – 000000 The part can be used on products between and including the serial number listed.
When XXXXXX's are listed in place of a serial number, a serial number change was made, but the exact serial number was not available when
the catalog was produced.
If product identification numbers or serial numbers are required for warranty claims or correspondence pertaining to this product, it is extremely
important that all characters be furnished. This point cannot be overemphasized.
Illustrations
Illustrations in this catalog are only intended as a reference for dealers and customers. These illustrations do not necessarily represent the exact
view of the parts.
Box-enclosed Illustrations
A key number, shown in the parts list, is assigned to a box enclosing all parts sold as a service assembly. A box not keyed includes non-current
parts.
Orientation of Engine
“Right Hand” and “Left Hand” sides are determined by standing at the flywheel and facing the engine.
John Deere Reman Components
The service parts listed in this catalog are intended for the repair of original equipment components. Although most service parts may be used
to repair remanufactured components, the remanufacturing process may change parts sufficiently so that service parts are inadequate or not us-
able.
Serial number stamped into casting of block near previous serial number plate.
1. RE60386 Service Part Number
2. 02 Month Assembled
3. 95 Year Assembled
Trademarks
Throughout this parts catalog, you may find the following Deere and Company trademarks:
Best Bid™ CounterParts™ DEERE™ (Deere™)
Dura-Trax™ Fanggs™ Guardian™
HTH™ Jagz™ JDLink™
MARKS™ MIC™ [Machine Information Center] MTH™
Power Curve™ Powerllel™ PowerShift Plus™
Powerwize™ POWR SAVR™ PowrShift™
ProPath™ Quad-Cool™ Quik-Tatch™
SC-2™ Side-Tracker™ Stinger™
StructureALL™ Swamper™ TMC™ [Total Machine Control]
ValueSelect™ Waratah™ Worksite Pro™
FlexBox™ Funk™ iTorque™
Phoenix™ Phoenix International™ PowerTech™
PowerTech™ E PowerTech™ M PowerTech™ Plus
Precision Joint™ SHIFT-O-MATIC™ SWEDA™ (Super Wide Extreme Dual Axle)
TeamMate™ TeamMate™II TeamMate™ IV
TMII™ TMIII™
10 — Two Letter and 5 or 6 digit for engine Part number DD12345 (Saran Only Engines)
In addition to the serial number plate, OEM engines have an engine option code label affixed to the rocker arm cover. These codes indicate
which of the options were installed on your engine at the factory. When in need of parts or service, furnish your authorized servicing dealer or
engine distributor with these numbers. The first two digits of each code identify a specific group, such as an alternator. The two last digits of each
code identify one specific option provided on your engine, such as a 12 volts, 55 amperes alternator. If an engine is ordered without a particular
component, the last two digits of that functional group option code will be 9.